FireFighter 1 Class |With Explanations & Correct Answers (
solution A+)
Type I Construction - CORRECT ANSWERS -Fire Resistant, ( Example a parking
garage)
Type II Construction - CORRECT ANSWERS -Noncombustible Construction ( Example
Metal Building)
Type III Construction - CORRECT ANSWERS -Ordinary Construction (Example building
with stone on the outside)
Type IV Construction - CORRECT ANSWERS -Heavy Timber Building
Type V Construction - CORRECT ANSWERS -Wood Frame Construction (Example a
House)
Nozzle Reaction - CORRECT ANSWERS -Force Felt from water being discharged from
the nozzle
3 years - CORRECT ANSWERS -How often Composite SCBA cylinders should be
tested
Aqueous film Forming Foam - CORRECT ANSWERS -highly efficient type of fire
suppressant agent, used by itself to attack flammable liquid pool fires
Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep - CORRECT ANSWERS -PASS Acronym
Class A Fires - CORRECT ANSWERS -Fires that involve Ordinary Combustibles such
as paper, plastics, rubber, and wood
Class B Fires - CORRECT ANSWERS -Fires that involve Involve Flammable and
Combustible Liquids and Gases such as Gasoline
Class C Fires - CORRECT ANSWERS -Fires caused by Energized Electrical
Equipment
Conditions for a Backdraft - CORRECT ANSWERS -Low oxygen, high heat, smoldering
fire, High fuel Vapor concentration
75 - CORRECT ANSWERS -Proper climbing angle for a ladder
Incipient, Growth, Fully Developed, Decay - CORRECT ANSWERS -4 Stages of Fire in
a compartment
, National Standard Thread - CORRECT ANSWERS -Standard fire hose thread used on
couplings
Class D Fires - CORRECT ANSWERS -Fires involving combustible metals such as
lithium and magnesium
Class K Fires - CORRECT ANSWERS -Fires that involve Combustible Cooking Oils
Dry Powder Extinguishers - CORRECT ANSWERS -Extinguishing Agent suitable for
use on combustible metal fires
Stored Pressure Water Extinguishers - CORRECT ANSWERS -Extinguishers that have
stored Air and Water combined to put out Class A fires
AFFF Extinguishers - CORRECT ANSWERS -Extinguishers suitable for Class A and B
fires
Carbon Dioxide Extinguishers - CORRECT ANSWERS -Extinguishers suitable for class
B and C fires
Dry Chemical Extinguishers - CORRECT ANSWERS -Extinguishers suitable for class
A, B, or C fires
Class A Extinguisher Rating - CORRECT ANSWERS -Rating from 1A-40A, 2A can
extinguish twice as much as 1-A
Class B Extinguisher Rating - CORRECT ANSWERS -Rating from 1B-640B; Rating is
based on approximate square food of flammable liquid fire that a non-expert can
extinguish
Mechanical Heat Energy - CORRECT ANSWERS -Heat caused by touching forces,
Example Friction
Lockbox - CORRECT ANSWERS -Box outside of Building that provides keys accessible
to the fire department
Static Kernmantle - CORRECT ANSWERS -Type of Rope used in Life safety rescue
operations
Look and Feel - CORRECT ANSWERS -How to inspect life safety rope
Once - CORRECT ANSWERS -Number of times personal escape rope can be used
Respiratory - CORRECT ANSWERS -Body system that is most susceptible to toxins
solution A+)
Type I Construction - CORRECT ANSWERS -Fire Resistant, ( Example a parking
garage)
Type II Construction - CORRECT ANSWERS -Noncombustible Construction ( Example
Metal Building)
Type III Construction - CORRECT ANSWERS -Ordinary Construction (Example building
with stone on the outside)
Type IV Construction - CORRECT ANSWERS -Heavy Timber Building
Type V Construction - CORRECT ANSWERS -Wood Frame Construction (Example a
House)
Nozzle Reaction - CORRECT ANSWERS -Force Felt from water being discharged from
the nozzle
3 years - CORRECT ANSWERS -How often Composite SCBA cylinders should be
tested
Aqueous film Forming Foam - CORRECT ANSWERS -highly efficient type of fire
suppressant agent, used by itself to attack flammable liquid pool fires
Pull, Aim, Squeeze, Sweep - CORRECT ANSWERS -PASS Acronym
Class A Fires - CORRECT ANSWERS -Fires that involve Ordinary Combustibles such
as paper, plastics, rubber, and wood
Class B Fires - CORRECT ANSWERS -Fires that involve Involve Flammable and
Combustible Liquids and Gases such as Gasoline
Class C Fires - CORRECT ANSWERS -Fires caused by Energized Electrical
Equipment
Conditions for a Backdraft - CORRECT ANSWERS -Low oxygen, high heat, smoldering
fire, High fuel Vapor concentration
75 - CORRECT ANSWERS -Proper climbing angle for a ladder
Incipient, Growth, Fully Developed, Decay - CORRECT ANSWERS -4 Stages of Fire in
a compartment
, National Standard Thread - CORRECT ANSWERS -Standard fire hose thread used on
couplings
Class D Fires - CORRECT ANSWERS -Fires involving combustible metals such as
lithium and magnesium
Class K Fires - CORRECT ANSWERS -Fires that involve Combustible Cooking Oils
Dry Powder Extinguishers - CORRECT ANSWERS -Extinguishing Agent suitable for
use on combustible metal fires
Stored Pressure Water Extinguishers - CORRECT ANSWERS -Extinguishers that have
stored Air and Water combined to put out Class A fires
AFFF Extinguishers - CORRECT ANSWERS -Extinguishers suitable for Class A and B
fires
Carbon Dioxide Extinguishers - CORRECT ANSWERS -Extinguishers suitable for class
B and C fires
Dry Chemical Extinguishers - CORRECT ANSWERS -Extinguishers suitable for class
A, B, or C fires
Class A Extinguisher Rating - CORRECT ANSWERS -Rating from 1A-40A, 2A can
extinguish twice as much as 1-A
Class B Extinguisher Rating - CORRECT ANSWERS -Rating from 1B-640B; Rating is
based on approximate square food of flammable liquid fire that a non-expert can
extinguish
Mechanical Heat Energy - CORRECT ANSWERS -Heat caused by touching forces,
Example Friction
Lockbox - CORRECT ANSWERS -Box outside of Building that provides keys accessible
to the fire department
Static Kernmantle - CORRECT ANSWERS -Type of Rope used in Life safety rescue
operations
Look and Feel - CORRECT ANSWERS -How to inspect life safety rope
Once - CORRECT ANSWERS -Number of times personal escape rope can be used
Respiratory - CORRECT ANSWERS -Body system that is most susceptible to toxins
